'Dangerous criminal from Idaho, which was convicted of active bombs, is arrested in Indiana

Fort Wayne, Indiana – a man of Idaho who had active bombs was arrested in Indiana on Thursday after not appearing at his hearing.

The 58 -year -old Daniel P. Floyd was convicted of destructive devices or bombs in Boners Ferry in 2024. On February 21, he was a court hearing at his hearing without admission. The 1st judiciary in Boundary County issued an arrest warrant against Floyd for failure, “which was concerned about numerous members of the community in Bonners-Ferry,” said the US marshal.

The local and federal authorities learned that Floyd had left the state at some point after the arrest warrant and did not intend to return.

Floyd was arrested on Thursday in Fort Wayne, Indiana. He was instructed to the prison of all County in Fort Wayne and was waiting for his return to Bonner's Ferry to face his judgment.

Floyd, who lived in good grief near the Canadian border, was arrested in April 2024 after Detective had found three pipe style bombs when they searched the house that he rented. The three devices were full of round steel balls (such as Buckshot) and black powder. They were “active and intended to cause damage,” reported Bonners Ferry Herald.

According to the press release, the US marshal for the Idaho Brent Bunn district is satisfied with the law enforcement companies in North -idaho and throughout the nation. Bunn thanked the office of the Sheriff of the County border and the USMS Great Lakes Regional Fugitive Task Force because they recorded the “dangerous criminal”.

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